Powerband problem

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canadian-dirtbik3r

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• Oct 7, 2005

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Ok i was out today riding and im not a very expierenced rider but ive read up on the posts on how to wheelie. So im trying to use my powerband to wheelie but i just cant get it to work. My powerband is kicking in too late and i cant get it to wheelie. I went in second rolled bought 1/2 throttle let off then gave it WOT and the bike just pulled forward. Someone told me i have to adust the tension of the power valve spring but i dont no were that is :bang: Can anyone help? Oh and im not sure if the bike is properly jetted. Could proper jetting fix this?

 

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2-stroke diehard

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• Oct 8, 2005

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It's called slipping the clutch. Master that, and in the air, your front end will be. :nod:

 

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canadian-dirtbik3r

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• Oct 8, 2005

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yah but still my bike should beable to wheelie in almost all gears without using the clutch.

 

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rosscopeeko

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• Oct 8, 2005

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Not if your bike is a 125. Using the clutch will work best with a 125's power.

 

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blackoutyz125

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• Oct 10, 2005

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canadian-dirtbik3r said:

yah but still my bike should beable to wheelie in almost all gears without using the clutch.

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I woulnt go as far as to say that....


I can get wheelies up in 1-4 gear without using the clutch, but its alot easier to just uses the clutch.

 

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BLADE PILOT

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• Oct 11, 2005

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wheeling

A light tug up on the bars at the right time always helps too. Keep trying it will come to ya.